Can a name change petition be denied due to an outstanding warrant?

Full question:

Considering changing name in Oregon. I have an outstanding warrant in Maryland for a non felony possession from 2005. Wondering if this will be automatic denial of petion.

Answer:

In Oregon, having an outstanding warrant is not an automatic reason to deny your name change petition. However, it may still be a factor that could lead to denial.

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FAQs

In Maryland, warrants do not expire. They remain active until they are executed or canceled by the court. This means that even if a significant amount of time has passed, the warrant can still be enforced.